Author: Kevin Klombies

Below is a chart comparison from late 1999 through 2000. The chart shows the stock price of General Electric (GE) as well as that of Qualcomm (QCOM). The point that we are going to attempt to make today is that a market top or...

We were asked years ago whether it would be possible to put the intermarket relationships that we work with into a computer model or ‘black box’ trading system. Our answer- especially after LTCM and its Nobel...

Today’s chart presentation was inspired by a Goldman Sachs research report published last week. The gist of the report’s argument was that recent natural gas inventory levels could not be explained wholly by changes...

We have argued from time to time that the current market is roughly the opposite of 2000. In other words stock prices were pushing to the highs into March even as long-term yields had begun to decline. This year equity prices...

On March 12th- just over one week ago- the Swiss National Bank announced that strength in the franc represented an ‘inappropriate tightening of monetary conditions’ while it intervened to sell francs against both the...

We never- until today that is- quote ourselves. However we are going to break our long-standing policy and include a paragraph from this past Monday’s issue: In terms of our view that today is similar but opposite to 2000...

We are going to slow things down just a bit today so that we can show one of the most basic of the intermarket relationships.Below is a comparative chart of copper futures and 10-year U.S. Treasury yields from late 1996 through...

March 13 (Bloomberg) – U.S. stocks rose, extending the biggest weekly gain for the Standard & Poor’s 500 Index since November, as a rally in health-care companies overshadowed a drop in energy shares on concern...